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Life in Israel is a blend of resilience and constant vigilance, with many families adapting to frequent bomb shelter drills and even sleeping in makeshift shelters. Despite ongoing missile attacks, Israelis strive to maintain normalcy, though businesses face disruption and emotional fatigue is a growing concern.
Israeli citizens are enduring a fourth week of war with Iran, marked by constant missile alerts and frequent trips to bomb shelters. While a majority support the ongoing conflict, the daily disruption and uncertainty are taking a toll, with some questioning the war's ultimate goals and advocating for diplomatic solutions.
Jerusalem's second-largest hospital has moved 300 beds underground into its parking garage to shelter patients from missile attacks. The hospital is prepared for a prolonged conflict, with staff working to provide critical care in the makeshift underground ward.
